To: Ga Bard who wrote (211 ) 4/11/1998 3:44:00 PM From: Jane Hafker Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 702
well, you and Terrence are identical in speech patterns, and I am again pleased that my "religious beliefs" appeal to neither on of you. I never said that I MYSELF would answer your qeustions. I just was making a basic statement that these common remarks are so familiar that they read like the study topics on Attack on Professing Christian, Introduction class. They do, and they are, and you will probably be answered by beautiful people who have tons of time to do so and wish to. I have given up arguing pagan slant with, ESPECIALLY WITH, people who introduce themselves as likewise followers of Christ. GB--It bores me nearly to death. To the point of fatal coma. Beyond being recesitated by the paramedics. Worse than being forced to watch laundry in a laundromat tumbling for 5 hours without a break. It is all so interesting the first 350 times, and the 351st the Lord says, hey--you really don't have to do this anymore. Go take a walk. Crack open the Bible. Do something else that is edifying. And on this thread I'm not going to do battle with you or anyone else, GB. Here is a quarter, buy a clue: I DON'T CARE WHAT YOU THINK SO LONG AS YOU DON'T COME ON MY PROPERTY OR ANYONE ELSES TO DO HARM. Your mind, your free will. Hope that clarifies my position. Only if you, as in anyone alive, assault my Lord and spread lies about Him, then you will find that I will go anywhere with the factual truths as presented by known history, or the factual truth, especially, that known history provides absolutely no proof whatsoever to the point the pagan is speaking as KNOWN HISTORICAL FACT. The brethren here and the Lord are the only one's I'm obligated to look good to. To the forces that want to argue Jesus Christ, I hope that I will always be the most unattractive thing they have ever looked upon. When I start looking good to any enemy of the Biblical Jesus and His Father, then I will worry. At this point I'm not worrying at all, and thank you for noticing that our views indeed are quite dissimilar. Now I must leave as I didn't come here to get into "it" with you, just to make a humorous comment about you being here after the barb you threw at a beloved brother and friend who I plan to spend eternity with, among many, many. Barbs just bounce off Barney, though. Jesus has him fully tefloned. That's probably because Jesus enjoys his poems as much as we do.